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Koepka, Shinnecock, Mickelson & More…

Last year when Brooks Koepka won the first of his back to back U.S. Opens he took his whole crew to Las Vegas to celebrate. It looks like his gang of supporters can start making this a yearly trip. Koepka… Continue Reading

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The Masters the Day After: Reed an Unpopular Champion

There is no finer afterglow than that of The Masters afterglow. Monday brings a time of reflection on all the dramatic goings on at Augusta National and a chance to peruse all the fine reporting on our beloved Masters. One… Continue Reading

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Adam Scott Looking for Answers

When Adam Scott won the 2013 Masters the hope was that the dam had broken. Scott had struggled to win his first major and his rainy Masters win was supposed to be vindication for his four bogey finish that cost… Continue Reading

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Claude Harmon III Talks Butch, Brooks & Tiger

Claude Harmon III comes from the first family of golf instructors. His dad Butch, his grandfather Claude and his three uncles, Craig, Dick and Billy have all coached the world top golfers. Claude III has come into his own with… Continue Reading

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Michael Breed Out at The Golf Channel

Any self respecting golf fanatic spends plenty of time watching The Golf Channel and is sure to try a few of the tips offered on their many instructional programs. Well, this year there has been a significant change in their… Continue Reading

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Justin Thomas: Racking Up Wins & Records

Justin Thomas continued to be the man on the PGA Tour this year as he set all kinds of records in his win at the Sony Open. Thomas made it a Hawaiian Double with wins at both the SBS Tournament… Continue Reading

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A Miracle Kid & Rory McIlroy

Our world, especially our sports world is filled with entitled, self absorbed mooks who will never realize that the world isn’t just about them.  The news is filled with them each and everyday. Rory McIlroy isn’t one of them.  Rory… Continue Reading

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Arnold Palmer, “The King” Dies at 87

It’s darn near impossible to put into words what Arnold Palmer meant to golf. He’s the reason there is world wide tours and billions spent on golf. He’s the reason for the big money purses and the international popularity of… Continue Reading

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